Is there a fast way to mirror into quadrants?

[chmed]

As I've been learning Fusion I'm finding myself doing a lot of stuff in rectangles where I need to put the same features in each corner or relative to a crossed set of midlines.  I've haven't found a way to mirror and then mirror again without reselecting both the original features and the mirrored items.  I guess this mostly pertains to the sketch world.  The pattern controls are pretty cool but without getting into some formula work, I'm not sure how to reference a mirror line and make it quick.  Is there an intended method for doing this kind of thing?  

[michallach81]

For things that are already symmetric (circles, rectangles) you may try circular pattern with 4 instances on full 360 revolve.

[chmed]

I'm not sure I completely follow.   But if I'm understanding you correctly, I think all the items would have to be 90 degrees from each other around a center point.  Take this piece of sketching for instance.  The small circle in the upper left is what I wanted to mirror around the vertical and horizontal center lines.  I tried a circular pattern around the center point but they don't land in the correct places.  I tried a rectangular pattern and set the distances with a measure tool and then stretched them to match my dimensions.  But if I move this spot of geometry, they end up in the wong places.  Mirror about the cross lines is the correct constraint but that means 2 operations and selecting half the holes again for the second operation.  This example is very simple and doing 2 mirrors is as easy as anything else but if there were a dozen holes and they had to go to the far corners of a large rectangle then it would be a lot more work and time.  I must be missing something.  

[Anonymous]

have you found a solution?

[chmed]

No.  I've pretty much accepted that Fusion 360 isn't a refined product yet.  If I can find a way to do something, I should be thankful I found a way at all. And for many things, it could be a lot worse...